Panel Description
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DVI IN | PWR IR | - + |
POWER
RS232
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DC 24V | ETHERNET | CAT5e/6/7 OUT |
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1.DVI IN Port: Connect DVI or HDMI (with adapter) source here. *Not dual link DVI compatible*
2.IR IN Port: Connect an IR receiver or IR control box to this port.
3.IR OUT Port: Connect the IR Emitter or IR control box to this port.
4.RS232: Bidirectional
5.Firmware Update Port: Use a Mini USB to USB A cable to connect to a Windows computer for updating.
6.Yellow Link LED: Signal Indicator for the CAT5e/6/7 OUT port. LED will remain solid, unless there is an issue with the cable or signal, then it will blink.
Green Power LED: Power indicator. If plugged in light will remain solid. If LED starts blinking power is intermittent or there is a problem with the cable. If LED is off, no power is passing to the receiver (check your outlet or the power cable).
7.DC 24V Port: Connect included captive screw power adapter here.
**Be certain the wire is properly polarized
8.Ethernet: Send signal to a display or source from a network
9.CAT5e/6/7 OUT Port: Connect a category cable from here to a compatible receiver.
Receiver
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ETHERNET | CAT5e/6/7 IN | DVI OUT | PWR IR | - + | RX TX | FIRMWARE | LINK |
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1.Ethernet: Send signal to a display or source from a network.
2.CAT5e/6/7 IN Port: Connect a category cable from a compatible transmitter to this port.
3.DVI OUT Port: Connect to DVI or HDMI (with adapter) display. *Not dual link DVI compatible*
4.IR IN Port: Connect the IR receiver to this port.
5.IR OUT Port: Connect the IR Emitter to this port.
6.RS232: Bidirectional
7.Firmware Update Port: Use a Mini USB to USB cable to connect to a Windows computer for updating.
8.Yellow Link LED: Signal Indicator for the CAT5e/6/7 OUT port. LED will remain solid, unless there is an issue with the cable or signal, then it will blink.
Green Power LED: Power indicator. If plugged in light will remain solid. If LED starts blinking power is intermittent or there is a problem with the cable. If LED is off, no power is passing to the receiver (check your outlet or the power cable).
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